
Double-sided microfluidic blood oxygenator makes artificial placenta
A new neonatal passive lung assist device shows promise
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A new neonatal passive lung assist device shows promise
The London brothers may have been right
Model describes how individual stiches in a knitted fabric behave when stretched
First observations of two independent skyrmion phases in the same magnetic material
Could painful injections become a thing of the past for diabetics?
Researchers have succeeded in monitoring the activity of individual retina cells in an awake animal for the first time
The technique has been used to induce tissue folding and shaping in a live embryo for the first time
Overcoming the problem of local compositional variations in conventional multi-element PCMs
Gas transport in atomically flat nanoslits made from graphene and boron nitride is much faster than predicted by Knudsen theory
Stretchy device lases at different wavelengths thanks to hybrid quadrupole plasmons